[2197] See B. xxxiv. c. [19]. Tatian mentions a statue of Melanippe by Lysistratus.
[2199] In the Eleventh Region of the City. This Temple of Ceres, Bacchus, and Proserpine, in the Circus Maximus, was vowed by A. Posthumius, the Dictator, A.U.C. 258, and dedicated by the consul Cassius, A.U.C. 261, or B.C. 493.
[2201] Sillig (Dict. Anc. Art.) is of opinion that this Chalcosthenes is not identical with the artist of that name mentioned in B. xxxiv. c. [19]; the name “Ceramicus” probably being of far earlier origin than the formation of the statues of Comedians.
[2202] “Et.” The insertion of this word seems to militate against Sillig’s position.
[2203] The “Pottery.”
[2204] See also B. xxxvi. c. [4].
[2205] See Chapter [40] of this Book.
[2206] “Crater.” A vase in which wine and water were mixed for drinking.